Chinese Mountain Environment Meteorology

Author: Gao Dongyi
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Based on previous research, China Mountain Environment Meteorology conducted scientific investigations in China's high mountain regions, obtaining data unobtainable from meteorological stations. It studied the dynamic and thermal effects of the Himalayas, Tian Shan, and Hengduan Mountains on the local atmosphere, atmospheric circulation, and weather systems, leading to many new insights. These findings are reflected in the book's sections. The innovation of this book lies in pioneering the field of studying the interactions between mountains, the atmosphere, and the natural environment, yielding some meaningful results. In the second part of the book, it reveals the impact of atmospheric circulation changes on the interactions between mountains and the atmosphere, highlighting the significant influence of mountains on weather, climate, and the natural environment, among other aspects. Additionally, it is worth mentioning that the third part of the book explores how humans adapt to mountain environmental meteorological conditions, marking a good starting point. If we gradually clarify how humans adapt to global environmental meteorological conditions, humanity and nature can gradually coexist in harmony. This should be the direction every meteorologist strives toward.